Lindsey Brunelle is a performing artist, instructor, choreographer, and entrepreneur. She grew up in a small town in New Hampshire; and despite living in a rural town, music, theatre, and dance have always been a huge part of her life. She started dancing when she was 3 years old and never stopped. She danced competitively for 10 years, took piano classes, and started attending musical theatre camps every summer. As the time rolled around for her to choose a major for college, she decided that musical theatre was something she wanted to do as a career for the rest of her life. Lindsey realized that life is always going to be difficult, so she may as well do what she loves.

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She followed her passion, and graduated summa cum laude from Plymouth State University where she earned a BA in Music Theatre Performance, Theatrical Dance, and Standardized Patient Training. While in school, she worked as a stage manager for the various recitals and gigs in the Silver Center for the Arts, and began working in the scenic shop as a carpenter in her junior year. Lindsey took on many leadership roles as well - including the business director of PSU's treble acapella group, Mixed Emotions, and the president of PSU's improv troupes Plymprov and Plymouth Players.

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After graduating, Lindsey wasted no time getting into the professional world. She spent a year post-graduation studying and teaching ballroom dance at the Krystal Ballroom dance studios, and started a company called Theatrical Pathways LLC with her cofounder, Emily King, to make theatre more accessible to schools and communities. As an instructor, Lindsey believes in teaching students to be versatile, which is something she herself has worked hard to be. She believes there is always room for students to grow, always something new they can learn, and that they should never stop looking to improve themselves! She follows this ideology herself, and helps students develop the skills they need to adapt and learn in any setting.

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Aside from running her business, she is a musical theatre instructor at the Seacoast Repertory Theatre. She occasionally returns to Plymouth State University to work as a standardized patient for their nursing, physical therapy, and counseling departments; and throughout the year she performs and choreographs for various theatre companies in NH such as Advice to the Players, the Winnipesaukee Playhouse, Articine, the Rochester Opera House, and the Seacoast Repertory Theatre.